Sentence examples for member unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

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The House was mostly composed of new members, unfamiliar with their duties.

And audience members unfamiliar with Mr. Pullman's writing may begin to glimpse the reasons for the enormous popularity of the "Dark Materials" trilogy.

It's a chess board, and even audience members unfamiliar with the game played on it will gather that startling things are happening on this little square inhabited by barely visible wooden figures.

Some recording executives noted that unlike the regular Grammys, which sometimes resulted in odd choices for the Latin categories because voters included members unfamiliar with Latin genres, the Latin Grammy winners were voted on by industry professionals who know their music.

Support for faculty: Although no formal training program exists, faculty members unfamiliar with SCALE-UP frequently shadow more experienced instructors by serving as a backup instructor to the more experienced instructor.

Over the last several months, passengers trying to fly safely with their children on three major US airlines have written to me about their attempts to do so being thwarted by airline crew members unfamiliar with federal rules regarding kid seats.

While in actuality any such problem that might have existed could have been corrected on the Council floor with little difficulty, Dr. Kimmel and fellow task force members, unfamiliar with APA procedures, reluctantly agreed.

Community members unfamiliar with epidemiologic research expected results to appear during the process of data collection.

These 5-10 min DVDs provide a means of assessing the qualities of the mother's interaction with her infant during a routine caregiving procedure, and are coded by research team members unfamiliar with the dyads' group assignment [ 9].

I instructed the students to solve these problems using their combined skills and, in particular, I encouraged them to teach each other when a group member was unfamiliar with a required skill.